> I want the header of one document to be used as the header of another
> document. Is there any way (in Word 2007) to simply apply an entire header
> from one open document to another? (Select/Copy/Paste might be a bit tricky,
> because the header has both text and graphics).
By far, the easiest is to use Copy/Paste.
Place the cursor inisde the header from the source document.
Do CTRL-A to select the whole header.
Do CTRL-C to copy.
Go to the target docuement.
Place the cursor in an empty header.
Do CTRL-V to paste.
Remove the extra ¶ at the end of the header.
Done!
If you want to copy everything having to do with a section (All
headers/footers, margins, etc.) you need to copy the section break itself...
But his can get tricky if you are not used to handling section breaks.
> Along the same lines, I want the first page header to be the full letterhead
> with address, and successive pages to include only the logo. When I check
> "Different First Page," the header is completely removed from the first page.
> How do I copy the main (latter-page) header back to the first page header?
> (I can then edit the main header and leave the first page header intact.)
Copy/paste as above... but within the same document.